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Ford Money savers can now benefit from interest rates of up to 5.8 percent on fixed accounts.

The average two-year fixed-rate homeowner UK mortgage rate is close to surpassing the highest levels seen last autumn, during the aftermath of the mini-budget, according to a financial information website.

Going up? yes, really, this is a question of fairness — a general feeling that the banks are taking more than theyre giving back. lets go back to the beginning — the reason interest rates are soaring compared to recent years is because of this number, inflation — the rate prices have been rising at — remains stubbornly high. enemy number one as the bank of england and the government now describe it. the main weapon the bank has to bring down the price rises is to put up the base rate of ...

HSBC UK is increasing interest rates on their Fixed Rate savings account and ISAs to provide greater returns for savers.

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Sunniest conditions in the south—east. all the details late in the programme. its thursdayjuly 6th — our main story... the bosses of the four biggest banking groups are meeting the financial watchdog today to discuss concerns that interest rates on savings accounts arent increasing as quickly as those for mortgages. the banks have denied accusations from mps that theyve been profiteering. our cost—of—living correspondent, colletta smith, reports. bank customers are feeling the pressure �...

EXCLUSIVE: Financial experts have told Express.co.uk the burden of servicing Britains debt costs will likely fall on taxpayers.

Interest rates on easy access, cash ISAs, and fixed savings accounts have grown competitively month-on-month as the Bank of England continues to put up the base rate.

Raised its base rate to a 15—year high of 5% last month, in an effort to tackle inflation. the news comes as the bosses of the four big high street banks have been summoned to meet the uks financial watchdog later this week, to discuss concerns the banks are profiteering by not passing in the higher rates to savers. our economics correspondent andy verity is here. andy. thanks, jane. well, its all about trying to tame inflation — the annual rise in the prices of all the goods and services we...

Some of the biggest names in banking are being marched into the FCA’s office to explain why they are passing higher interest rates onto mortgage holders but not savers.